Data & Trends

Diabetes Surveillance System

1999 Surveillance Report

Table 9.34 Total Number* of Bed Days Due to Acute and
Chronic Conditions and Average Number of Days per Person
Among People with Diabetes, by Age, Black Race,
Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, United States, 1983-1996

	Age										Age- adjusted Rate
	0-44		45-64		65-74		75+		Total
	Number	Rate	Number	Rate	Number	Rate	Number	Rate	Number	Rate
Year	4086	23.8	9216	19.3	4486	16.4	3583	30.4	21371	20.6	21.1
1983
1984	3119	19.3	11028	22.8	5944	22.5	2986	24.7	23076	22.4	22.4
1985	2938	19.5	11459	24.3	5071	18.6	2575	17.9	22043	21.2	21.1
1986	2983	18.0	12878	26.9	6609	28.8	2779	18.0	25249	24.6	24.5
1987	3029	15.6	12878	26.6	5803	24.1	3328	19.8	25038	23.0	23.1
1988	3090	14.7	13537	28.0	7039	30.0	3888	21.8	27553	24.9	25.3
1989	2543	12.4	13751	28.6	7120	28.1	4435	27.2	27849	25.2	25.5
1990	4355	22.1	13503	28.8	7534	27.1	4516	31.9	29908	27.6	27.7
1991	3801	18.4	14259	31.8	7142	22.1	4313	32.1	29515	26.6	27.2
1992	4114	17.1	14131	29.0	8075	23.9	4392	32.8	30713	25.6	26.3
1993	3322	12.8	14311	24.9	8882	29.5	5057	33.0	31572	24.5	25.3
1994	3860	14.8	14106	21.7	9654	30.9	4804	31.6	32423	23.6	24.3
1995	3901	16.9	13518	18.6	9702	32.0	3599	18.8	30720	21.2	21.7
1996	3663	17.0	13053	18.1	9503	28.5	2559	12.5	28777	19.5	19.6

* In thousands, three-year moving average.

SOURCE: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Health Interview Statistics, data from the National Health Interview Survey. Data computed by the Division of Diabetes Translation, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

NOTES: For additional information on methods and data source, see Appendix, Data Sources & Limitations.

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